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Can Chickens Have Tea. Yes, chickens can eat tea leaves, but it’s important to do so in moderation. A study conducted on chickens by lee hj et al., 2012 showed that adding 10 g/kg of green tea to the diet of chickens showed significant antiviral protection against avian influenza. I offer my chicken fresh and dried herbs year round and and they can nibble on the herbs in their herb garden when they free range,. Tea leaves provide chickens with nutrients and compounds that support their. In fact, nearly any culinary herb is perfectly safe for chickens. You can stick to the traditional mint or lemon mint tea or. But hey, if they avoid. Chickens are omnivores and can safely eat and digest most meats, insects, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. I was going to say, yes they can drink tea, but they can't hold their pinkie fingers out! While tea leaves can provide some nutrients and antioxidants, they also contain caffeine and tannins, which can be harmful to chickens if consumed in large amounts. The short answer is yes, chickens can eat both used and unused tea leaves in moderation.

In fact, nearly any culinary herb is perfectly safe for chickens. You can stick to the traditional mint or lemon mint tea or. While tea leaves can provide some nutrients and antioxidants, they also contain caffeine and tannins, which can be harmful to chickens if consumed in large amounts. I was going to say, yes they can drink tea, but they can't hold their pinkie fingers out! Chickens are omnivores and can safely eat and digest most meats, insects, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. But hey, if they avoid. Tea leaves provide chickens with nutrients and compounds that support their. A study conducted on chickens by lee hj et al., 2012 showed that adding 10 g/kg of green tea to the diet of chickens showed significant antiviral protection against avian influenza. The short answer is yes, chickens can eat both used and unused tea leaves in moderation. Yes, chickens can eat tea leaves, but it’s important to do so in moderation.

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Can Chickens Have Tea A study conducted on chickens by lee hj et al., 2012 showed that adding 10 g/kg of green tea to the diet of chickens showed significant antiviral protection against avian influenza. Yes, chickens can eat tea leaves, but it’s important to do so in moderation. In fact, nearly any culinary herb is perfectly safe for chickens. Chickens are omnivores and can safely eat and digest most meats, insects, fruits, nuts, and vegetables. The short answer is yes, chickens can eat both used and unused tea leaves in moderation. I offer my chicken fresh and dried herbs year round and and they can nibble on the herbs in their herb garden when they free range,. A study conducted on chickens by lee hj et al., 2012 showed that adding 10 g/kg of green tea to the diet of chickens showed significant antiviral protection against avian influenza. I was going to say, yes they can drink tea, but they can't hold their pinkie fingers out! But hey, if they avoid. Tea leaves provide chickens with nutrients and compounds that support their. While tea leaves can provide some nutrients and antioxidants, they also contain caffeine and tannins, which can be harmful to chickens if consumed in large amounts. You can stick to the traditional mint or lemon mint tea or.